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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-28
TEE STANDARD Investigations.
The Examination Snturdny-A Few. New
DovelOpmenta.

Developments.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-J. D. Rockefel
ler, Chairman OF the Standard OIL Trust
was oworn and examined before the Inter
State Commerce Commisaion, this morn
Ing, iu connection with the Standard Oil
cases. Counsel for couplainants asked
tho witness to produce paper that he
had in hand, giving & list OF stocks of the
various companies, bold in trust. Imme.
diately the counsel for tho standard Oil
Trust and for several oithe defendant rail.
reads, interposed objections.
The objection to the list itaelf having
been sustsined, counsel for complainant
proceeded to question the witness with
the rulinSs OF tho Commisaion. The wit.
neisntNted in reply 10 series OF inquiries,
that the stock of the Standard Oil Com.
pany, Of Ohio. the Standard Oil Company,
OF Kentucky, the Camden CONSOLIDATED
OI Company, OF Parkereburs, W. Va, the
Waters, Pierce Oil Company, Of St. Louis,
and the Consolidated Trunk Line Com.
pany, OF Cincinnati, wos hold by the Stand.
ard Trust. Witness said, in substauce,
that the atock of these cumpGnies weu re.
ceived from the owners, and the certif.
Gates Of the trust issued in exchange thu.
the profit OF the several companies were
mot divided among Stockholders of truut
certificates, also that the aggregate OF out
standing certificates was about 5000 OOO
Complaiaapsa counsel proposed to show
that the artual valus OF the trust certifi.
catea was much greater, but this was ex.
ciuded.
Witness stated that between rs and sc
per cent. Of the oil refining business Of the
country WAS done by his company, but be
subeeq qucntly changed this rats to Us pei
cent. Trust certidcatos were held in all
parts Of the country, On cross exsnins,
tion witness asd that the Trust had moth.
ing whatever to do with the making oil
the rates, all that being done by tho sub
ordinate companion.
Mr.. George Rice, the complainant, was
sworn and examined. He submitted q
number Of papers bearing upon sll the &C.
onomic features of the oil business and
produced mass Of correspondence which
WAS submitted in evidence, SO far as it
might prove competent. He was ex.
amlned and cross.exsmined at some
length, but beyond the statement that his
profits wero about Il cents barrel on oil
delivered at his works in Ohio, and
further statement IN corroboration to tina,
Of most Of the railroad men, that ccnsignel
and consignoe usually load and unload
barreled oil at their o wn expenae, his tee.
tlmoDy covered familiar ground.
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PoAtoiflco stat,xtios.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The annual 70
port Of First Aealstan! Postmaster General
Stevenson shows that the number Of post
offices established during the past fiscal
year was S,043. Tho Increase in tho Yholo
number Of poatofiices was 1918. The
whole number Of postofiices in operation
on June 80. 1887, was s,,l57. Tho largest
increase in the number Of offices in sny of
the States and Territories during the year
was as follows: Pennsylvania. n lis;
Georgia, 92; Texas, II, and Virginia, "a,
There was decrease in the number OF
Offices in but one State. Eight in Nevada.
Flfty.four thousand, four hundred and
tifty.three claims had been reviewed up to
the end OF tho tiacal year. OF this number
q ,573 were allowed and 50 $50 wero fonn3
to be below the 10 por cent. Requirement
Of the law, or for .periods outside the test
limited BY the act, 'IS,71" n = :
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IT is Understood to bs the intention OF
tho National Republican Committee 10
call next yaar's convention go that it shAll
be held hefore tho Democratic Oonven.
ton. This is right. Just row the Re.
publican party hsppansto be out Of power,
but it has no reason 10 whit for the other
party. 1t 10 for tho Republican party to
80 ahead and by It's nominees and its plat
form take the lesd in the campaign. So
far as tho preyerbial blunders Of tho De-
mocrucy are concerned, we can profit by
them M they come. 1t would be losing
time 10 wait for them.
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10 Aid Home Hule.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27.-Tho National Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES Of the Irish National
Lsasue OF America held two moe!ipgn here
yesterday. A good deal OF routine busi-
ness was transacted and the subject OF Or
ganizng mora thoroughly in some OF the
Ssntes which have been neglectodin this re-
spectWss considered and the president was
instructed to look after tho matter. 4 series
Of resolutions were adopted which appeal
to the liberty loving people Of England,
Scotland and Wales, and also TO the peo-
pie oil Irish birth and extraction in Amer.
lea, for moral and material aid Of ireland
in her struggle for Home Rule. =
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THE CINCINNATI FORGER,
The Causes which Led to Kebler's Suic.d
A Singular CoHo. r'

Aho OnuBes which Lea To kebler'B Suicsdcs
A Singular Coso. et
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 27.-Mr. Charles
Albert Keblsr, the suicide, having been
buried, bis late partuers are free to speak
of the causes. Ths revelation confirms
what has already been atsted, TINT he had
found himself face 10 face with exposure
and avoided it by ueeking death. On q
scrap OF paper found in his room YVES writ
ten apparently just before he took the ia.
tal dose Of prussic acid the words: "The
time has come" Measrs. Rocker and
Jelke, bis late partners, asy they had Just
discovered the week before his death that
he had sold mortgage for $500 to q
client when there was no such mortgage
on record. This led to confsssion BY
kebler, and in day or two his suicide fol.
lowed. Hia forgeries reached oven to
court records. There was no poasibiiity of
avoiding exposure, yet it now appears the
forger!es have been going on at least six
months. Tho CAGE Is most singular one.
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4 Mysterious Shooting,

MEANWHILE, Pa, Nov. 27.-Charles
Hoimberger, q young German, was found
this morning in the barn OF undertaken
Dunn With bullet wound in his head.
which, he claims, was received in a fipht
with etranger about ton o'clock Saturday
night at Pfeihertown, hamlet in the VI
cinity OF this city. He was taken 10 the
city hospital, where the bullet was probed
Tor, but unsucceoufully. His chancss ior
recovery are slight. = - -.
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sr. PAUL, Nov. 27.-The cold wave
reached here about midnight last night
and the mercury had fallen to 10 de.
greeB below zero. The weather bull.
letin iEsued here at midnight tonight
shows the following below z0ro tempera.
tures: Huron, OAK, 10; Moorhead, Mimi,
10; St. Vincent, Mimi, %; Bismarck, II
Fort Buford, 20. Lg1tl.
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lNDIANAroLls, IND, Nov. 27.-At the
regular Sunday maaa meeting Of the
knights Of Labor, series OF resolutions
endorsing General Master Workman
Powderly Was unanimously adopted. This
resolutions recite the qualifications Of the
General Master Workman, deplore his
announced intention to rstiro at tho close
Of his present term and urge him to allow
the use OF his name for candidate. Pow.
derily's position as to anarchy ia heartily
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-28

WHAT DUES President Cleveland know
abou. tho tariff question, thai he should
ba looked to for tariff policy for the
country? Mr.. Cleveland took up the
question lato iu lille. if ho has taken it up
Mt ell. he hasn't beou ct it long enough
to Eet 60 far as to make cut the meaning
Of the platform expression Of his party on
the anbjsct.
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P1rTsBuRou, Pa, Nov. ga CONNER.
cial Gasette, Canton, OHIO, special says:
Conrad Doll, on trial for the murder OF
bis wiis and Btepson, committed suicide
in his coll at the county Jail so1ns time
last night by hanging. Doll took tho
sheet from his bed and tearing It into
strip, made rops. He tied ono end to
the iron grating Of his cell window aud
then placed the noo,e about bis neck and
jumped from chair, -
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CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-The bill apportion-
ing ono quarter OF Dearborn Park for a
Soldiers Memorial Hall, and three quar-.
tera for public library building, which
will be presented by Oongressman Adams
at the coming aesaion OF Congress was dis.
cussed this afternoon by sixty representa-.
tives Of the old soldiera' organizations Of
Cook county. Congreusmon Adams and
Lawler were present. Gen. Julius White
wan Chairman. A committee was ap.
pointed to report on a modification OF the
bill at the next meeting. l5e,
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MIR. GOULD il wounded bsCaEse he hsd
to psy 50 big prica Tor his trip from
Paris 10 MarBeiileE-$S2 head for rail-
road run OF fvo hundred milea and $l1
each for sleeping car accommodations.
They don't Eeam to hsyo any railroad wars
on tho other eide. Who would live in q
country whore the luxury OF cut rates iu
not known2
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Poisoned Mt Suupor.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 27.-William Kuz.
sler, jauitor Of the Fifth district public
school buildings, hia son, and Mr.. Keller,
a amenber Of his family, were taken VIC.
lently i'll laas night with symptoma OF poi.
eoning. The two men were relieved by q
physician, but tho boy is in precarloua
condition. It Ia though the poison was In
their supper by some accident.
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Gus Vciu ut Charleston,

CnARLKsroS, ". Va, Nov. 27.-The
Pittsburgh & Ksnawha Company, which
has been boring for gas around this city,
and who struck strong flow nine miles
above the ecity yesterday, struck gas q. four
hundred !sst down on the city line. Tho
flow Is strong, but tho water will have to
be expelled. Every Indication exists Of 6
very heavy How.
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BANK FAILURE AT PITTSDUKGH.
Tho Assets OF tho American Bank In Excess
Of tho Liabilities. =

Tho Assets OF tho American Bank In Excess
OF tho Liabilities.
PlrTsBuRoH, Nov. 2e.-Tho American
bank, ofthis city, doing business in the
old Penn bank building, Woed street,
closed its doors this morning and an
nounced that it would go into liquidation,
The capital stock is s2OO,OOu. 1t Ia said
by those In position to know that the
bank will pay all claims against it. The
stockholders are individually liable. The
suspension caused no excitement in fiuan-
cisl circles. Is
The failure has no significance whatever
as unfavorably affecting other financial
institutions or the ganersl business aitua-
ton. The event caused no ourprise as it
has been for long timo counted among
the possibilities. 1t is underatood that
tho deposits have been gradually decress.
ing for years until they aggregated less
than $4,000. The liabilities are less than
$1,000 and tho assets largely in excess
OF that amount. SI'E --5E-,.yl.
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SAN RENO, Nov. 27.-The Grown Prince
INDUCED in drive this morning and q
walk in the afternoon. He looked we'll
and cheerful. The Prince and Princess
OF saxe.M .Meiniugen paid vieit to Prof.
Bergmann to-day. On Thursday they
will 60 to San Reno with the intention Of
making q prolonged viai. in order to cheer
up the Grown Prince.
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An Idol in IN Elephants stomach.

BRIDaIroRr, CoNN., Nov. 24,-The
bodies oil two Of Barnum's burned ole
phants were cremn.od yesterday. In the
stomach of the sacred white elephant was
found a genuine Chinese idol Of ivory.
eight inches long and elaborately carved.
It is supposed that the beas! swallowed it
while come Of his devout attendants were
worshipin2. Prof. Ward, Of Rochester,
N. Y, has secured the bones Of two of the
hugo animals, which will be mounted and
placed In the Rocheuter Muaeum, 7{;lg Z
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A Train yTrocksr Captured.

CnARLgsroE, W. Va, Nov. 27.-One ol
tho Eureka detectives, Lieut.. Baldwin, ar.
rested Noddy Moses in the moutainu back
OF Woods, Putnam county, yesterday, and
placed him in Jail. Winfield Moses piled
cross.iiss laat Monday evening upon the
KanaTha 4 Ohio Railroad for the pur.
pose, i. is alleged. Of wreckiug tho pay car
on that road. Instead Of tho pay car Su.
perinteadent Sweeney'H car aud an en-.
giue, bapling q number OF tho cfficiala
over tho road on tour Of inspection, came
near being wrecked. fa Er.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-28

IT IS a hard Into shat the President Of
the French Republic must resign because
he has q rsscslly aon-in.law. 1t might
easily be better for France II she were to
insist that the old statesman shall not
leave bis poat. But his advisoIB are ambi-
tious men, mos. of whom have the Preai.
dental bce buzzing like all forty in their
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A 100000 Fire.

DETROIT, Nov. IA special to tho
Free Pres, from Grand Rapids, says the
main building Of Nelson, Matten & Co.'s
large furniture fabtory was destroyed by
6re, this morning at two o'clock. 4 The loss
Is estimated at 5000. 600. with an insurance
Of $3.50 900. Five hundred men are
thrown out OF employment. The firm will
rebuild at once, ~ ~ I. Z. ~
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!, Moore aud Vivian, with their Dude
Brasa Band and grand orchcntrs, com
mence two nighta' engagement G; the
Grand Opera House Thursday evening,
December 10. This company in said 10 10
give q great ahow now. One of the fea-
tulea Is their uniformed brers band.
which mskes grand street parade aal is
known as the Dude Band. - =.
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OscE moro comes tho rumor that Glad
stone is coming over next spring for two
mouths' stsy. II ho will come to Wheel.
ing we shall meet him moro than half way.
It ia great pleasure to pay homsgeto the
uncroWned kinga OF the earth.
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Foul plny.

PREscoTT, ARIZONA, Nov. 27.-The Coro.
ner's inquest on tho bodies OF the ak men
who loat their lives in the boiler explosion
at Wilaon & Co.'S saw mill on ths 10Th
instant, was concluded last night. The
Jury found that the explosion was caused
by tho placing Of some foreign uubstancs
in the boiler. and named Louis Beck rs
being suspected OF being implicated In the.
affair. 1'4s. r Gs:..T.,,'7T y
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THE New YORK Star rays it 10 going to
take hold Of it8 Grant monument fund
with renewed energy and run it up to
sl25,OGO as originally intended. 1t is a
good but discoursging work the Star is
engaged in. Its fund up to date is 81, AGO,
and OF late it has shown no sign of health.
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st, Louis Dofsn,s Chicago.

EAS FRAScIsco, Nov. 27.-The Chicago,
Philadelphia and S.. Louis base ball clubs
have arranged TO play echedule OF So
games in this city 10 conclude February
IS. playing three games each week. the
first game WAS played this afternoon be-
tween Chicago and St. Louis, resulting in
favor OF ST. Louis by score OF 16 to 8.
Tho Now York club ia playing a neries Of
games with tho California League clubs.
They played with ths Pioneers, cham
pions OF the California League, this alter
noon, and New York won by ecore Of l
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New Jer.ey WHO nIurd.r.

JERSEY ClTy, Nov. 27.-Henry Ebert
sho: his wife at their home tonight and
then shot himself. Mrs. Ebert died almost
Instantly. Ebert is still alive but is not
expected to recover. The couples only
child, g girl aged four years, was not in
the house, and there were no witnesses.
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HEREAFTER Atlanta will take hers with.
GU. euy aliases. The only difference is in
the name. She took it before all the same.
There ie, since We come to think Of 1t, one
other important diference-tho people
who do the gollipg will ROW have to pay
into the public treasury.
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Mr.. RocKEfgLLER, husd Of the Standard
Oil concern, knows almost little enough to
bo general freight agent Of railroad
company. What some men forget under
fro Honld mako Yolumea.
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THE "wet" victory in Atlanta would bo
more pronounced II Atlanta had ever been
"dry" enough 10 produce drouth. We
interpret the vote TO mean that Atlanta
desires sons control over tho liquor traffic.
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Drowned In Lako Michigan,

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Martin Cody and
two companions were out in the lako this
morning in small sail boat. The craft
was capaizsd by strong wind and Cody
waa drowned before assistance coald bo
rendered. The body has not been recov.
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The INTELLIdKNcEn prints this morning
a very intoreasiDg budget Of glaso newS
We continue to hope that the menutac.
turers and the opcrstivcs may come to q
settlement without suspension Of opera.
ttvap
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No Sunday Isiot In London.

LONDON, NOV. 27.-London was quiet
to-day. There was no attempt to hold
any meetings in Trafalgar Square. 4
small number Of persons assembled in
Hyde Park, but good order was preserved,
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Nor long slnce 1t was an Austrian thiei
who was cauRh. as ho was landing in New
York. Now 1t is q pruspiar. They both
forgot that electricity does not travel with
leRleu foot. -
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THE police authoritiea In New York
have warned newsboya not to cry Sunday
papers GO loud en- to diaturb tho peaco and
quie. Of the day. This isnot an unreason'
able udmonitiou.
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GRAND ARMY MEN KXCITED
ovor Tho Indlctmsnt Of Crippled Soldiers
Charged with Illegal Voting. ard.

ChNrEed Win Illegal Voting. ---
BUFFALO, Nov. 27.-The indictment OF
1873 inmates Of the Soldiers Home at Bath
for voting at the last election, which they
did in defiance Of the decision of the
Court OF Appesla that inmates Of the
home had no right to vote IN tho town OF
Bath, is creating great stir in Grand
Army circles IN this section Of the State.
Many prominent G" A. r. men ex.
pressed their views on the subject to-day
in vigorous manner, characterizing the
action taken as an outrage. --
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Che qntelli9etn@er- tic
onicoi Nos. 10 nnd ~ Fourteenth street.
NJ. GnEvr Ia served rs sauce to the vii.
son goose. 1s Gard
In these days W. got all sorts Of weather
In twenty.four hours.

WlTu Mr.. UAmdon sgsinst him, Mr..
Kenun would havo to make other ALL.
ances. Here some very entertaining pos.
sIbllities suggest themselves. Think them
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FIFTEEN pieces, ysrd and half wide,
checked suitings at SOC per yard, worth
81 90. STONE Il THoMAB, g
Smyrna times., 1887-03-16
Train Dispatchers.

But few people who take the swift
going cars on the Delaware Railroad
know the invisible hand that in GER
tain measure guides their destiny-the
man that sits at the clicking instrument
in what is called the operators room
at the headquarters of the Superin-
tendent at Clayton. That room is to
the railroad in its movements what the
brain is to the individual in the control
of the various members of the organ
ism, and like it, is always ready for
duty. The main or trunk road has
connected with it about dozen lateral
roads, comprising about 300 miles of
road that is directed from the Clayton
office. During the "a hours composing
the calander day, there are about 20
trains, including all, of long and short
runs, that come under the supervision
Of the operators at Clayton. Three
years ago, when the road was IA single
line to Crisfeld with only two or three
branches under its control, the work of
the telegraph dispatchers was cOmpar-
atively easy and the responsibility
light, but now it is quite different.
Then, from ten o'clock on Saturday
night they were virtually free of duty
and responsibility until two o'clock
Monday morning, but now they are
required at their post day and night,
Sunday and Monday. With such vast
responsibilities resting on them-pos-
sibly scores of lives and thousands of
dollars hanging on the simple wording
of a dispatch.-it can readily be seen
that the tension of mind on the chief
operator must be very great, and the
accurate placing and noting of these
seventy trains at every moment of the
day require precision that can only
come of severe training. This de-
partment is under Dan Mackey as chief.
He is assisted by the following corps of
operators: Harvey F. Smith, day op.
orator, with Delaware Baldwin and
Jas. F. LOngfellOw as assistants; Frank
Strickland, from four o'clock to mid
night, assisted by Clarence G. Smithers
and VIM. S. Colpitts; w. A. Fleming,
from midnight until eight O'Clock in the
morning, assisted by J. r. Donovan.
These operators may be changed to suit
the exigences of the work required, but
they are divided of into "triCks," as
above, but may be changed rs CON
venience requires.
Smyrna times., 1887-03-16

England States have, but, all the same,
compulsory. AS a certain. faction Of
the Legislature, the leaders of which
have held Office from generation to
generation, and would like to continue
doing so, on the ignorance and illit-
eracy of our State, is not favorable to
anything bettering the condition Of the
people, the bill will probably be slaugh-
tered. The same gentleman's bill to
promote the scientific temperance in
structiOn in free schools will also meet
the same fate.
The House bill to allow Thomas
B. Coursey and Others to stretched a
wire netting across the Murderkill
creek, near its source, for the purpose
of stocking it with carp and other fine
fish, was killed.
Mr.. Harrington offered a joint reso-
luton instrucling the Governor to have
printed and pay for same the Insurance
Commissioners report. Unless the
WolcOtt men amend it until it is use
less, the DeLGWdredn will have more
State work.
The House bill reserving a portion of
the Delaware Bay for fishing and do
mestic oyster purposes passed the Sen
ate Wednesday afternoon.
The bill to increase the salary of the
Attorney General was taken up in the
Senate Thursday afternoon and killed,
but the Deputy Attorney got a small
raise.
Senator Lewis introduced bill
Friday to direct the Levy Court of
Kent county to appropriate $500 an
nually for the purpose of keeping the
streets of the town OfSmyrna i'm repairs.
The number of road bills introduced
and passed are beyond calculation.
Baltimore hundred, Sussex county.
takes the lead, with several passed and
several more introduced and three
given notice of in one day. So it is
plain to be seen that the weight and
responsibility resting on the members
OF the Delaware Legislature is enough
to give them that peculiar appearance
that only Delaware Legislators possess
and which make them recognizable
when they seem to want to be modest
and retiring.
JTTIEN